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Blues Concerts
All Hail the King!
Hear Riley "B."B." King play his hits "Sweet Sixteen" and "The Thrill Is Gone" in this 1971 Fillmore East set.
Memphis Slim at Newport, 1965
Newport Jazz Festival
Jul 1, 1965
The pianist and singer (aka Peter Chatman) is joined by bassist Willie Dixon on "I Cry and Sing the Blues," "Lonesome Traveler" and "We're Gonna Rock."
John Hammond's Barrelhouse Boogie
Ash Grove
Jun 6, 1969
The blues scholar is deep into a Delta bag on "Steady Rollin' Man" and summons up John Lee Hooker on "Boogie Chillen" in this 1969 set.
Gary Clark Jr. at Good Danny's
Good Danny's
Apr 18, 2012
The neo-blues star unleashes his distortion-laced chops on "When My Train Pulls In" and "Things are Changing" in this 2012 set from Austin.
Wynton Marsalis Salutes the Blues
Apollo Theatre
Jun 2, 2003
The great trumpeter welcomes a string of all-star guests including B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Carrie Smith and Ray Charles in this 2003 show at the Apollo.
James Cotton at the Fillmore West
Fillmore Auditorium
Nov 25, 1966
Hear the Chicago blues harpist and former Muddy Waters sideman lead his own band in this concert from 50 years ago.
Albert King's Mighty Bluespower
Fillmore East
Jun 27, 1971
The imposing bluesman unleashes his toe-curling bent-string licks on "Personal Manager" and "Crosscut Saw" at the Fillmore East in 1971.
Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Testifyin'
Avery Fisher Hall
Jun 30, 1974
The dynamic duo plays "Hoodoo Man Blues," "Messin' with the Kid" and "One Room Country Shack" in this 1974 set from Avery Fisher Hall.
The Blues Brothers on New Year's 1978
Winterland
Dec 31, 1978
In 1980,
The Blues Brothers
movie opened in Chicago. Hear Jake and Elwood perform "Messin' With The Kid" and "Hey Bartender" in 1978.
Remembering Lightnin' Hopkins
Ash Grove
Sep 16, 1967
The Texas country blues legend, born in 1912, plays "Baby Please Don't Go," "Mojo Hand" and "Katie Mae" in this '67 Ash Grove set.
John Lee Hooker at Shoreline Amphitheatre
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Oct 10, 1992
The Boogie Man is joined by guitarist Ry Cooder on "Serves Me Right to Suffer," "Hobo Blues" and "Crawlin' King Snake" in this 1992 set.
B.B. King Rocks the Fillmore West
Fillmore Auditorium
Jun 6, 1968
The king of the blues serenades the hippies with his classics "Paying the Cost to Be the Boss," Sweet Sixteen" and "Rock Me Baby" in this '68 set.
Remembering Peter Green
Carousel Ballroom
Jun 8, 1968
We lost a legend this week. Hear Peter Green on Fleetwood Mac's first U.S. tour in 1968 and remember his awesome talent. A true original.
Big Mama Thornton's Blues
Newport Folk Festival
Jul 18, 1969
The singer-harmonica ace plays her signatures "Hound Dog" and "Ball and Chain" and covers Junior Parker's "Mother-in-Law Blues" in 1969.
The Stones Jam With Muddy
Checkerboard Lounge
Nov 22, 1981
Mick, Keith and the boys join the Chicago blues icon on "Hoochie Coochie Man," "Long Distance Call," "Mannish Boy" and more at the Checkerboard Lounge in 1981.
Best of
Blues
John Hammond's Barrelhouse Boogie
Big Mama Thornton's Blues
Rory Gallagher at Bottom Line, 1978
Robert Cray's Confessional Blues
Mississippi John Hurt,1964
Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, 1968
Gary Clark Jr.'s Nu Blues
Albert King at the Fillmore, 1971
Stevie Ray Live in Texas
Muddy Waters Blues Band, 1965
John Mayall's All-Star Band 1982
Capitol Theatre
Jun 18, 1982
The godfather of British blues leads his Bluesbreakers featuring Stones guitarist Mick Taylor, John McVie, Etta James, Albert King and many more.
Son Seals Meets Johnny Winter
Bottom Line
Jan 10, 1978
The Chicago bluesman welcomes the Texas guitar slinger as a special guest on "Stormy Monday" and "Sweet Little Angel" in this 1978 set.
James Montgomery Wailin' in Lynn, '79
Harbour House
Apr 5, 1979
The singer and blues harp ace leads his Boston-based band on the jump blues number "Schoolin' Them Dice" and the boogie romp "Train."
Bonnie Raitt Sizzles in 1979
Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis
Jul 5, 1979
Her commerical breakthrough may have been a dozen years away but this show smokes - one of our favorites at Wolfgang's.
Rory Gallagher at Bottom Line, 1978
Bottom Line
Nov 11, 1978
The Irish blues-rock pioneer, who died in 1995, performs his signature "Shin Kicker" and covers J.B. Hutto's "Too Much Alcohol."
Robert Cray's Confessional Blues
Paramount Theatre Springfield
Feb 12, 1989
The soulful singer and stinging guitar player performs tunes from his Grammy Award-winning
Strong Persuader
in this 1989 concert.
Mississippi John Hurt,1964
Ash Grove
Jul 7, 1964
The Delta bluesman helped spearhead the folk and blues revival of the '60s. He demonstrates his unique finger-picking style in this 1964 set.
John Lee Hooker at Newport 1991
Newport Jazz Festival
Aug 17, 1991
The Boogie Man performs "Crawlin' Kingsnake" and "Highway 13" with John Hammond at the 1991 Newport Jazz Festival.
Willie Dixon's Chicago Style
Great American Music Hall
Dec 13, 1973
Bassist-singer and prolific songwriter leads a younger generation of bluesmen on "I'm Crazy for My Baby" and "Wang Dang Doodle" in '73.
Mississippi John Hurt at the Ash Grove
Ash Grove
Jul 5, 1964
The Delta bluesman, who was born in 1893, performs "Ballad of Casey Jones," "My Creole Belle" and "Salty Dog" in this '64 set.
Robert Cray's Crossover Bluespower
Paramount Theatre Springfield
Feb 12, 1989
The stinging guitarist and soulful singer plays his "Smoking Gun" and "Right Next Door (Becuse of Me)" in this '89 set.
Keb' Mo' In A "Dangerous Mood"
Tramps
Mar 6, 1997
The Grammy-winning neo-Delta bluesman (aka Kevin Moore) plays "Perpetual Blues Machine" and other tunes form
Just Like You
in 1997.
Taj Mahal Gets Rootsy at the Fillmore
Fillmore West
Sep 18, 1969
The Harlem-born bluesman (aka Henry Saint Clair Fredericks) plays "Diving Duck Blues" and "Easy Rider" in 1969.